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Chavo's tweets make him sound like a bit of a faggot, but I wish him well regardless. I loved him in the WCW days with Pepe and the "EDDIE GUERRERO IS MY FAVORITE WRESTLER" t-shirt. Not really so much at all since then, but whatever.
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Chavo Guerrero should go to ROH.
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Does Chavo really think he should have been a main eventer or something? He never would have worked at the top, no matter how you pushed him. He should have just been happy to have a job in the biggest wrestling company in the world. He almost comes off as a less irritating Bob Holly.
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<font color=goldenrod>I'm pretty sure during the Daniel Bryan fiasco it was revealed that WWE has to approve any and all bookings you take during those 90 days. So yeah, they certainly wouldn't sign off on him working the ROH tapings for their first TV show.
Seeing him ultimately wind up in ROH though would not surprise me, I'd love to see what he does there. A return to Mexico is also a good possibility.</font> |
WWE GETS:
*Alberto Del Rio *Sin Cara MEXICO GETS: *Chavo Guerrero :lol: As if Mexico wasn't shitty enough already. |
(Apologies to my Mexican friends. You know te quiero)
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damn i wish he was released 3 months ago so he could have worked tna's x-div ppv, i would love to see him join rosita and sorita
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not a huge surprise..... I'm guessing he retires.....
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That being said, he shouldn't have been jobbing to 'Swog for a year straight. I mean, Laurinitis used him to torpedo one guy, and that wasn't enough for him? (If you're wondering, I was referring to Finlay.) I wouldn't consider 'Swog a significant enough draw for WWE to warrant that. He shouldn't have been the top guy, but he also shouldn't have been made into a joke is what I'm saying. I do want to point out that Holly did good work with Cody. That was probably the perfect role for him: He gets to play the hard ass he is and Cody got to get "toughened up" as a result. Come to think of it, I wouldn't mind seeing a vet with a kind of gimmick like that. |
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The angle with Sin Cara had him on the right track, but I guess it was too little too late. |
Ok Vastardikai pretty much beat me to it. :foc:
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The Swagger Soaring Eagle was incredible. What the fuck else could you want out of your career?
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Kerwin White was going to be amazing too, but NOOOOOOOOOOOO, Chavo is too good for that.
Honestly, rejecting that gimmick is probably what set him on the course he ran, knowing Vince's ego. |
Chavo in TNA would be horrible, Chavo in ROH I just don't see a fit, he should go to CMLL or AAA if he wants to be a main eventer.
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I heard Chavo denounced the gimmick after Eddie's death, claiming that he didn't want his character denying his heritage in the wake of the tragic event. HOW CAN WE TELL WHO'S RIGHT?????
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If he would have stuck with it, he could have gotten mega shit bag heat.
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didn't see this coming, thought he'd be around forever as an agent eventually. Wouldn't surprise me if he wanted out, I think he'll be back down the line ala Kidman, Bill DeMott etc
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well this is a bit longer than I thought it was
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SO MUCH WOULD HAVE CHANGED HAD CHAVO STUCK WITH IT. |
For someone who basically kept his job because his uncle died he should be thankful he got to stick around and get a steady paycheck.
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What brother?
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Oh, and Kerwin White was the best gimmick in the past 30 years.
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Sort of surprised he got released since I figured he would have gotten a job as an agent or something else like most other long-time wrestlers with the company but if he wasn't enjoying his job anymore then it makes sense why he wanted to leave.
He's probably been very wise with his money and figured the best time to retire or leave would be now and not have to worry about rushing back into wrestling just to earn some needed cash like a Flair. |
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Loved Kerwin White. Chavo being himself is boring. |
OMG NO. He was just getting good!
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DAMMIT. =/ I was FOR SURE that Ryder was first blood. Fuck.
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I have always liked Chavo, with periodic stints of really liking him. Hope he does well.
He definitely could have been used much better than the WWE was using him. At one point I could have bought him moving up to the upper card. Like right after his last feud with Eddie. Then Eddie won the title, and Chavo fought him... I remember thinking... "Yeah. Ok. I can buy this guy as a top guy." |
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*after typing that out, I just remembered that Punk was Young's pro, and "refused to coach him" because he wasn't straightedge. I just thought it was JUST amusing enough to keep rolling with it, though. |
This is interesting. I guess Chavo Guerrero actually wants to work and "tell stories" in the ring. I felt that the WWE had given him quite a bit of time to do that on NXT, Superstars and even SmackDown! and PPV lately. I think maybe Chavo feels himself getting a bit older, and realises that if he's ever going to have those matches near the top somewhere, that makes people think boats were missed with him, it better be now. I have no doubt he'll return to the WWE at a later date as an agent or trainer when he misses the big paychecks a bit more.
I hope this isn't the self-destruction of Chavo Guerrero, though, and that he doesn't burn bridges promising the world and then doing a few indy dates. As a fan of Chavo's, I believe that his ring ability and connection to fans (regardless of whether you consider Chavo "charismatic" or not, he was always over) has got enough validity even today to make him of value to both TNA and ROH. Honestly, I'd love to see Chavo given the gimmick of a veteran who knows more about wrestling than "kids these days," despite not being over the top, and give him a no-nonsense, "here to finally win" shtick. I'd love to see Kurt Angle vs. Chavo Guerrero, actually. |
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